You want to give a 22 pound cat a 5 mg/kg dose of a drug. the drug comes as a 2.5% solution. how many milliliters should you give the cat?
a. 20
b 0.2
c. 8.8
d. 4.4
e. 0.4
f 2

A) 20ml

Step-by-step explanation:

You have a 2.5% solution (in 100 of the solution you have 2.5 of solvent), then if the dose that is being supplied to the cat is 5mg / kg it means:

if    1000 gr is equivalent to 100%

           5 gr is equivalent to X;    

X= (100%*5gr)/1000gr → X= 0.5%,  , Therefore the amount of milliliters that should be supplied of 2.5% is:

if   100ml  hava a concentration of 2.5,  how many mililiters are necesary in a concentration 0.5

X=(0.5%*100ml)/2.5% → X=20ml

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